Going primal made me realize that I am actually very intolerant to gluten! I have always been pretty small, but I dropped about 20 lbs after going primal. That means I went from being 120 lbs at 5'1 to being about 98-101 lbs. When I look at older pictures I can actually see how bloated my face looked.

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Yes, I get hit on a lot more often now that I actually care about my body.

Lots, often by guys who are 10 years younger (I'm in my mid 30s, so we're talking guys in their early to mid 20s sometimes!). However, I already have an amazing primal man at home, so I am flattered but definitely not looking for a mate. I've been told quite often recently that I look like I'm around 25, so that plays a role I'm sure.

He gets a lot of attention too, and nobody believes he's 40. People really want to know our secret!

“If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive.” --Audre Lorde

Lots, often by guys who are 10 years younger (I'm in my mid 30s, so we're talking guys in their early to mid 20s sometimes!). However, I already have an amazing primal man at home, so I am flattered but definitely not looking for a mate. I've been told quite often recently that I look like I'm around 25, so that plays a role I'm sure.

He gets a lot of attention too, and nobody believes he's 40. People really want to know our secret!

Also in 30's and get mistaken for 22-23ish... sadly I'm not interested in 23 year old guys though.

I've always gotten appreciative glances, as an adult. People ARE commenting on it more,though. Wolf whistles, cat calls (equally met with a dirty look and the finger,) date invitations (met with "only if my husband can come with us,")and the like.
What's even funnier are the people who ask me out based on my apparent age. I've been hit on by so many high school/ college kids it's not even funny.
"Hey, baby, wanna go out some time?"
"I'm too old for you and I think my husband would have issue with us dating."
"What's a [16-21] year old doing with a husband?"
*I flash my wedding band* "I'm 27, and I have my engineering degree. The answer is still 'no.'"

Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, steak in one hand, chocolate in the other, yelling "Holy F***, What a Ride!"
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